The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-04

Hear the orator Vending.
/ Geo. r. Vending at Opera Hal
Nov. Al.
A. M. Banister was in Owosso, SAT
urday.
Our merchants report business &C,
tive.
w. Swarihout, of Ovid, Sundayet
in Owosso.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fer
guson, son.
The street sprinkler has gone into
winter quarters.
E. II. Hutchins, of Detroit, was in
Owosso, Tuesday.
Iii is said that the crop of "sharpers'
is enormous this fall.
A fashionable combination now i:
green and boreal red.
BY buying season ticket for the
lecture course you can save $f.25.
Mat. Wixom, of Bancroft, was a
caller at The TIMES sanctum Satur-
day.
The Byron Herald has reached its
third volume and is apparently pros
porous.
]. F. Mcknight has returned to
this city to live, and is again at Cur
rvs hardware store.
Mrs. J. B. Human was called to
see niece near Flint on Wednesday,
who is dangerous i'll.
James Slocum of the Holly Adver-
tiser ought to prosper-he has on
hand two $1,000 libel suits.
One of the twin daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Cheal died Wednes.
day evening, aged six months. Fune-
raj this p. m.
NJ. c. Dawes has again entered
into the tobacco business and has
opened an office in the basement Of
his store.
Dr. and Mrs c. A. Osborn leave
today for a two weeks visit to the
old homestead at Clyde, New York.
DR.. Robb will attend to DR.. Osborn's
business during his absence.
Married, by Rev. ]. Donnelly, in
this city, Wednesday evening, Nov.
2, Hon. Thomas d. Dewey and Miss
Elizabeth Cramer. THE TIMES ex.
tends congratulations and best wishes.
All persons standing in need Of
skillful services for any chronic dis
ease will do we'll to consult DR.. Jack.
son, of Flint, at Merell House, Satur-
day November IL.
John Seelye and wife and Miss
Mile Hayford, of Orleans county, N.
Y, and Willard Remington and wife,
of Ingham county; were guests of M.
c. Dawes and family the first Of the
week.
Married, on Tuesday Oct. 25th at
the residence of the brides father in
New Haven, by Rev. A. Crane, Mr..
William ] Hurst, of Henderson. and
Miss Emma, daughter Of Frank Park
hurst, of New Haven.
The editors of the third congress
sional district in meeting assembled
resolved not to publish "cards of
thanks" and "resolutions of respect"
except at regular advertising rates.
Sensible idea.
Affords new building on the west
side is nearly completed. The second
story of the building is arranged in a
model manner; every room is well
lighted and ventilated, and as whole
very convenient. Henry Robbins has
charge Of the work.
M. V. B. Wixom will sell at auction
at his place in North Newburg, on
Tuesday Nov. s, six mules, four work
horses, one span of grey driving
mares, six ponies and ten sets Of good
double harness. One years time at
six per cent interest
Next Wednesday evening the Y. M.
G. A. will meet in the chapel of the
Methodist church. The meeting is to
be one Of considerable importance as
the adoption Of constitution is to be
considered, and all young men inter-
csted are urged TO be present.
Geo. Getman has sold his magnif.
cent farm just north of the city to
Worthy Partridge, of Buffalo, N. Y,
consideration. $4,000, cash. Mr..
Getman and family will move into
the city to live during the winter, and
we sincerity hope they may find it to
their advantage to remain with us
permanently.
AT the request of the trustees and
deacons fthe Congregational church,
Rev. Wilson exchanged pulpits Sun.
day with Rev. Haley. Mr.. Wilson
informs us that unless urgently re-
quested to do SO by his church officers
he shall no. exchange pulpits again
though Rev. Mr.. Brewer will preach
next Sunday evening.